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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-03-18
Published by Request.
THE SUNDAY LAW,

Taken from the Revised Code Of the
Statute Laws of the State of Mississi ppi.
Section 2949-If any person on a
Sabbath day, commonly called Sun.
day, shall himselfbe found labOring
at his own, Oi any other trade, call.
Ing or business, or shall employ his
apprentice Or servant in labor or
any other business, except it he in
the ordinary household offices of
daily Necessity o. other work OF
necessity or charity, he shall on
conviction, be fined, not more than
twenty dollars, for every offenSr,
derming every apprentice or serv.
ant, so employ Ell as constituting a
distinct 0ltcnSc.
No merchant, shop keeper, or
other person except ap%othecaueS
aud druggists, shall keep open
store, or dispose OF any wares, OF
merchandise, goods or chattelS on
Sunday, or sell or barter the same,
and every person SD offending,
shall On conviction, be fine not
more than twenty dollars, TOR every
such offemSP.
295l-lf any person shall show
exhibit, act, represent or
perform, or cause TO be shown forth,
represented or performed
any interIudes, farces or plays of
any kind, or any games, or tricks,
Juggling, sleight of baud or feats OF
lexterily, agility, or any bear bait,
ng, horse racing, or cock dghtIng
D. any such like show or exhibition
whatsoever, on Sunday, every per
ION offending shall be 6ued not
more than fifty dollars.
2952-If any person shall be
onnd hunting with a gun, or with
on the Sabbath, or fishing ia A.,
ny way, he shall on conviction ,
hereof be fined not less than five, :
or more than twenty dollars. I
2953-lt shall not be lawful tor q
~ person, having license to sell Il
nous or spirituous liquors, TO keep 4
peu the bar, or place where snch :
qu0rs are sold, OF to sell any such !
quors on the FIRST day OF the week, I
Dmmonly called Sunday, aud any t
erson so offending shall be liable :
a fine of not less than fifty dol !,
Irs, nor more than one hundred :
pillars for each offense. q
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A New Town

RID TOP, MARION Co., March IS, 1857.
Editor Democrat-Star
1t may be of interest to til read
ers Of Your valuable paper to hear
something from this new p~ostOficp
and town in Marion county, Miss
built a mill here little over a
year ago. on the New Orleans and
Northeastern Railroad. | was sur
rounded by a wilderness when be
gan. No a house in three miles
of the place, nothing but a forest Of
yellow pine. About the time / got
my mill in good running order, the
boiler gave way, and hadn't a cent.
of money to get another. / met a
friend who offered tn assist me in
getting another, and it does me
good to tell who that friend was
it was Mr.. JnO Hamper, of Laurel,
Miss, the owner of several saw
mills on the N. O. & N. Il. II. r.,
and doing a large business. He is
a clever gentleman.
am now about even with the
world and we now have a village
of about one hundred Inhabitants
and expect tOhave a church and a
school in the near future.
Please find enclosed So subscrip
ton to your valuable paper. Hop
ing you and the DEMOCRAT STAR
may live long and continue the
star, | remain yours truly,
JN0. p. DAVIS.
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Temperance lecture az the
Methodist Church tonight by Rev.
). d.. Hays and Elder I. S. West.

WV
J. d.. Hays and Elder I. S. West.
The Quarterly conference O.
the III. Il. Church will convene here
AT the Methodist Church Tomorrow
Saturday The meeting is TO be
protracted several days.
Some of our fish aud oyster
dealers are making arrangements
10 plant oysters OIL the beach, and
believe II will prove highly prOfta.
Die. ii The experiment. proves sue.
cesStul there will doubtless be
many followers in the enterprise.
we have fine planting grounds
that would pay handsomely if util.
lied.
Drink Keystone Rye Whlskey,
a pure, unadulterated whiskey. free
from headaches. Only $3.50 per
gallon. Also Freeport Rye, four
Years old, the best 50 whIakpy in
the United States. Sold only by
Craft u Co., 70 and II .Oauphin
street, Mobile, Ala, sole agents.
MANIFEsTs FOR SALE.-We
have on hand at this Office, out
ward and shippers mauifests for
sale.
Little Bernie, Youngest son OF
Mrs. q. w. B%uckner, tell from u
last week and dislOcated his
right arm at the elbow, with partial
Fracture of The bone. The little
suffered considerably, but
sc aIe glad TO say is fast recover.
ng.
FOR SALE.-One good two horse
Apply to II. b. Evcritt.
We anticipate IA large number
VISITORS to this place aud East :,
'ascaAoula this season. let our
.otels and boarding houses he put /
/ order.
All rs quiet and serene in and '
bout the Jail since Jose Zamorn ,
as transferred to the Mississippi q
ity Jail. He seems 10 he we'll i
leased with his new quarters and !
he will not break ont now. y
BUGGY AND HARNESS FOR SALE. II
"A light, single buggy very little u
Orn. with harness is Offered ut Il o
Apply 10 Il. i. Pickett, -,
ar Livery Stable. Q,
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Hon. JeHerson Davis.
New Orleans States.

WV ViichhH othtob.
Major j. A. Elders oil portrait
Of Hon. jefferson Davis liz nov on
exhibition at Werlcin's Canal street
music= store. Ii is three quarters
life size, bust aud hips. II presents
the ex-Prrsidrnt OF The Conf rlera
cy standing in modern morning
dress, tut face, the knuckles OF he
right hand holding IN place lhV
pages of an open manuscript rest
ing upon table covered with libra
~ bound volumes, among which
appears the hilt Of afswOrd, the sin.
gle military suggestion Of the pOr.
trait. The left armis raised grace
fully from the elbow, the hand open,
the whole attitude Suggesting unex.
cited oratoIy. The thin hair, wills.
kers and muStache are snowy white,
but The evidence OF old age cease
The well shaped head is
poised, there are strong lines,.I
bur few wrinkles in the face, the
mouth is closed over u%nShrunken
the thin vIstiiIs of the elias.
cnt nOse have all the elastic.
IS OF youthful respiration and a
Keen hight from the calm eyes illum
mes the face.
Mr.. Elder has heen at Beauvoir
or three weeks painting this por.
raft for the State OF Virginia. to
De placed in the capitol at Rich
nond, among those Ot 0thersdislM-
SOuthenn leaders, also
'aihted by him. .
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THE STAR LIVERY STABLES,

The Star Livery Stables of Mr..
u. +. Pickett, is one OF the land
marks Of Scranton, aud it is a
noticeable fact they are how being
fitted up. cleaned, whItewasbed aud
otherwise put in order as though
no fnaucial depression had ever
been felt in our community.
Though all the financial ~victssi.
tudes Of the past seventeen years
the Star Livery Stables have never
varied in price, except ia conformi.
ty With surrounding circumstances,
aud these prices have always been
uniform without respect to persons.
Good horses, nice comfortable bog.
gies, neat and clean Offices, warmed
10y stove iB winter, prompt atten.
ton night aud DAY, characterize the
star Livery Stables. NJ. Pickett
has now, in connection with his
stables a nice glass enclosed hearse,
% nice AZ can be bad 10 ATTY country
town, which he has fitted 6p - that
our people may enjoy the luxury Of
q decent BURN. With these rehec-
tons it must be seen that thh insfi-
- a public benefit. and de.
The support Of TIE ciiizenE J
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Nv. G.HenderSOn
AdminIsIratOr's Notice.
STATE or MISSISSIPPI, !
jackson County.
r. s. BOARDMAN. Masier.

STATE or MISSISSIPPI,
Jackson County.
In the matter OF the estate Of James
Napier, deceased.
Notice is hereby given 70 all parties
interested IN the above named estate, that
the final recount Of the undersigned, the
administrator Of said estate has been
flcd in the Office Of the Clerk Of the
Chancery Court Of said county, and that
application to the C~lisbcery Court Of said
comfy viii be made at the next March
term, 16S7, thereof. to have said iual ac-
count allowed. and the said administrator
finally discharged. Therefore, this Is %
notify all persons concerned, 70 appear %
said tine and show cause, II any they can,
why said fnal account should not be a.
lowed and this administrator fnallv dis
charged. r. r. KREBS.
Administrator.
February n. 1851. 5o-u =
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Hotel,
ON TIE BEACH,
East PascagOula, Miss.
JOHN E. CLARK, Proprietor.

This w%clI-knOwn Hotel having been
thoroughly repaired, reprinted aud now
ly furnished throughout, is now open for
the reception of bOarders. 1t is one of the
most pleasantly situated Hotels on the
Cult CONSIDERING Immediately on the
Coast fronting the sea, where salt water
bathing, fishing. etc. is unsurpassed in
the South. 1t is within one-mile and-a
half If the depot of the Louisville and
Nashville Il. r. Hacks meet all trains.
Eg Board by the day, week or month as
reason able as anywhere on the Sea Coast.
March 4, 1857. LON
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THE A = GIRLS.



: n brother, n teacher IN "A college.
ana u bachelor, asks why we do iIoi
CRY out against the fast girls, and
then proceeds 10 tell us of some of
their wdySn ll Of which are vrry an.
lovely. This brother in grievrd
'hat our Southern girls should for
get modcsty and safety to 90 such
extremes OF familiarity with the
opposite sex.
III" Is right, and mayb be this paper
and other papers, and The pulpit
ought TO cry out against tastness in
girls. But as to Ourself, We have
but little hope OF reaching those
who need the a%dmonition. This
paper is not read by them. nor
much by their parents. Ne,ertLe.
less, n word may be timely. PEI.
chance 1t will reach the ploper
mark.
UnqncstiOnably Southern society
is undergoing rapid changes /; some
for the better some for the worse.
Aud u Ot the most Disgusting, MS
II Is 0ne OF the most dangerous, is
he rapid increase OF very fast girls.
In many places it is alarming. II
is in the line of our work to travel
mnch, and having our attention
called to it by a conductor, we have
noticed that at certain points at
hours Of the night, bevys of
'dashing girls" are seen cOngrega.
ting al the drp0tS, sometimes es
corted by young men and some.
times alone. Much, also, of the
may bd observed OH the
Ball parties plying up aud
Town the road at all SEASONS. Near.
v every town has it's set OF fast
girls, pretty often, well dressed and ,
attractive, but fast.
We fOrbear to ~particularize dis 10 +,
dancing, that most tleShy of l
he worlds flesh and blood amuse. t
neIlts, the new arm clutch, the !
Intended exhibition of person, exc. 9
What shall We say? Mothers
nd fathers should take better care
t their daughters IN many in d
Girls do not know the il
ways of lite. Their moth. Il
are supposed TO know aud their +,
too. 1t is difficult to imag
ne what some parents can be
linking about. Most likely they .
re not thinking at all. r
We have a word or so for the
IrlS. The truth is every girl, if ]
ne has a sound body and Il sound
expects TO marry. That is
2hi. Now, my sweet girl readel.
I Il man whose hair is Silvering
nj who loves all girls and boys
tins 10 yudf ear: The mel
ho are worth marrying do not til
ncy and eau love last girls. y
NOn have Il sensible brother, lie m,
i'll tell yOn 50. There are many G,
ape-2raceS who Mill waltz with CO
~, clutch yOur am, lead you ont %. On
questionable walks, take name ha
liberties with you, but even M
eSe 90 not wish TO marry a Girl
40 has been in the cIrcling arms re-
Il o ar u hundred other men
whom there is no high sense of 4
nor. Not To polite rars will We :
' what We do know, nor viii We
re Chan say, 'FGTls, there Is dan
dfnsrr 1" Your fair name, dan "a,
Z 10 A0nr character. BV aII The :"
aud elorirs OF far Young
manhood, do not be FAST"
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WHO'S THE PATRIOT?
A Story of the Southern cOufederacy.

Handsomely bound, with original and
beautiful illustrations, this story of social
life in the C~Onfederacy sheuld find a place
II every Southern home.
"a delightful story of love and i'd
venture.'-LOHisrilie Times.
"a rave, true story, without a co:.ceal-
ed Weapon in it.'-GreeHriHe (.ILa.) Adro-
cate.
For sale at bookstores. or can be gotten
by addressing Mis-. +. Med. WILLIAMS
Box IS. Louisville. Ky.
II Price Sl.OO postage 3IlISpaid. Send
m oney order or postal note. .s
) arch 4 1857. Lift
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LOCAL NEWS.

,r Capt. }. +. CLARK VISITED New
Orleans this week. ~
The cool morning. Hfve not
injured the early vegetables.
Mr.. JET. Maybury is on a visit
to New OrhanS prospecting.
Miss Mary NJ. Griffith, of Moss
Point is ia Mobile.
20. Our Clerk of the Courts is i'm
the best OF hum0r-it is a girl.
"A g Geuce on Drlmas avenue
in place Otlhe lOng-lonesomc. None
TOO soon.
~ The poor house fam looks
'"wcll. The prospect is good tor a
fine crop OF vegetables, tic.
MIR. Tom Pankry is now chief
Of the culinary department of the
steamer Fulton.
Rev. ID. o.. Bycrs will preach
Methodist Church next Sab.
at III o'clock, Il. m.
iss May Danizlrr, of Moss
It, Is Visiting relatives in Mo
rbiIr.
-Mr. b. f. Picket tt is off This
Nvek in the Northern part OF tie
COUNTY, turkey Eum'ins.
We wcre pleased to meet oul
army friend, Capt. Ben Stevens, Ol
Augusta, here Saturday.
The American schoo err II. |
|BaddIg is loading 1T l. N. Dantz. :
rI'S mills for Cuba. ,
Tie bean crop promises to he ,
barge aud profitable this year, not a
n outstanding the recent cold snap. :
Our genial fIieud, Mr.. Hugh a
Pi. McCallum, the clever sheriff of I
Ftlry county, VAS here Saturday. u
The county candidates will he .
Pr tue rampage soon. They are t
smiling on the dear people already. It
MIR. A. II. MrswaiunA CLERK d
pf the Courts OF Perry cotSt4y, was
\ visitor to Moss Poiut auI this o
place last week. !"
Saw logs have been rushing 10 II
Pc mills the past week. About 5
POGO have been received and more y,
B follow. 81
Two received a call Saturday ST
'Om Mr.. T. X. Freeman, Of Perry 3,
unity. He was here looking after n,
timber interests. &C
Mr.. D.. Price, Of Louisiaua, al
primer resident Of Moss Point, ar :,
ved here "Wednesday on a visit to de
Is son at Moss Point. in
Tho steamer Fulton, loaded or
~ tarpentine ana rosin, passed SO
hNgee the bridge Wednesday IN,
'lsht without any damage.
-hessrs. Il. Bloomfield, of thus ,n
and J. l.. D%antzIer ct Moss an
.o'nt, attended Chancery court in tn,
1arrison county this week. no
-Some Of the citizens of West am
loss Point are engaged in the bee viii
ultore. Look out, you may get a OPP
O'ltlcal bee in your bonnet. iiql
Mrs. N. g. Dees, left last Mon. cor coz
~ Tor Lake Charles, La, to visit pei
relatives. We hope aaGrand. 10
as journey vas a pleasant one. isr'
Mr.. W. E. Walters, living nesr
|OSelps Ferry killed the boss rat.
snake Of this season. 1t was six \
seven feet long and had eleven
grown rattIeS. Sea-
Oco'
Mrs T. K. Mayors returned Scr.
me Thursday evening last. She Gov
accompanied By her sister, Pea
I. I. Cenuer, Who viii spend
ne time lelr for her health. She R
Comfortably qnarterrd AZ Mrs. J. thi'
@asbu7's on The Pascaeoula s
pap
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The CheaDest.

Correspondence promptly attended to.
migrants provided for, and colonies ac-
cOmmodated with homes
The Real Estate Bulletin containing in
formation in regard to the health, resour-
ces, etc, of the Coast, furnished on ap-
plication. 1t alse contains description
and prices of properties listed with the
Agency.
Capitalists desiring to invest are invited
to correspond with us in rrgard to invest
already made or which they desire
making.
Scranton, Miss, March IL, 1897.
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FOR SHERIFF.

We are authorized to announce Mr..
FRANK II. LEWIS as u candidate for
sheriff of Jackson county, at the Novem.
her election subject to the action of the
Democratic party.
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OWNERS Of pine lands On the
line of tue Gulf and Ship Island
Railroad III Harrison and Perry
counties will find it to their alvant-
age 10 place their lands in the
hands OF the PaScasoulA II al Els.
tate Agency OF Scranton, if they
want to find purchasers tor the
same.
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English milliners are said to have
discovered "A way Of making bonnet
itself will not cost over ten cents,
the remaining twenty dollars going
for trimming, as usual.
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Coast Timetable /. g. N. RI.

Until further notice passenger trains O
,bs L. and N. railroad will arrive an
Senart as follows, running by standar
time. which is the same as New Orlean
time:
GOING EAST.
No. 4-Leaving New Orleans at 7:45 am.
Arrives at Bay st. Louis. $50 am A.; Pass
christian, 1907 +; Mississippi CITY, 1913;
Biloxi. 1851; Ocean Springs, 100 am;
scranton. HAP am +; Grand Bay, 1909
81. Elmo 1923, Mobile los pm.
No. a-Leaviug New Orleans at S:O5
mn. Arrives at Bay st. Louis. 1853 y. m ;
Pass Christian, 1000 p. IN; Biloxi, 1850
DIN Ocean Springs, 1888 pm; Scran-
toh, II:37 pm ; Mobile, 1916 am.
Fast line train only makes the above
stops. Ne
GOING WEST,
No. 3-Fast>Eine Mail leaves Mobile nj
9.95a:m. Arrives at Scranton 3.3S am.
Ocean Springs Alb. Biloxi AGA, Pass
Christian sos, Bay st. Louis 5:15, New
orleans 7:10..
,.f No other stops made.
=. No, 1~-Leaving Mobile 1T 2:95 pm.
Arrives at st, Elmo 1905, Grand Bay
3:t5, Scranton, Bps; Ocean Springs,
4;2l; Biloxi, 4:3o; Mississippi City, 4:34
Pass Christian, 5:l3; Bay ST. Louis, 5:25:
New Orleans, 7:30 pm.
GEo. }. SANTA Cruz, Station Agt.
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READ the commissioners sale in
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rtj-2J6 or 2oG per cat The earnings OF this othtr
Ionr nsgiegAic SlO-J1H' against S,li@G>2-a loss Of
sJii3| or - pr cent mo gam Ter tho whos thirty
Two rosas ' s1a'pJ!. or I'D par cent rcNeatvRino
T0ti' hays h'orleh Tor the fhlfd week OF October
gam $3.50 !; 81 -" per oaai O u" saVchty niho
ON! nv 'poIts' 800, ~ ftH-"thS 2 .N'h
~ WV '9t".- '.hOh''.r w WuhoN OF tlc Week.
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~ ho ,n go ' & o aon,o"rr Intsu
mani ans v,lur. nsdc .cSs h, -. 49, 49,, ~, r.
Tos. 80 a'. go, ',i,, 9 80 s',p"os ~ nc
Tia, av.o,a,c ia 70 IT, tt " W. W. n% |,noa
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M Rel cash 7llo72c. November 'Ile, psssmbsf
elosax 7s':e: Nay eissus sos csr1 sssady; Css5
closing Al 40 Cash 24a@2sc: Nevsnbsr - va
December "a May % sc Inn Hsv uncha pged;
Pri,ae Tinothv SIC oossis %: Prairie 81 esII
Bran was strong % ssc as Bar,
in.si stesdy &c 81 .wbistsy stssv 81 e6 -.
Lari s6 25a6 80 Drysat Msats@boIea shouser, s. s7
essr 81 Sms7 90 Bacon shoulder 81 IS. Lens
Co1r 81 So. Cloar Eios 81 - shsrt C,sr 81 s7s
Rec.ists - Flour 1000 Shi. Wheat $4,000 ..'h Cors
600 pnsn oats bush RYE 900 bush. Barney
lu,. Flour $3.50 s0Is. Whoit 10000 bush.
Csrr $4,000 bush 5000 snsh rye 700 snsh.
TOLEDO Nov 5-wh-at duh Cash. IT &c; Nov 4 Nc De-
cemOer Use; NAV ga cors STEADY "a "a %fxc.
e. II Iccelpts Wheat 5000 bush. Corn 1900 bush.
oar. LOOD bnsh CiovcrSeea l2i bags shpnsDtg-Whsas
nnD bash. Cora see. bush. Oats bDsh ticyersesd